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Urban Housing Capacity Study
- Census and Population Statistics
- Housing Land Availability
- The Housing Market and Affordable Housing
- Urban Housing Capacity Study
- Settlement Planning for North Norfolk
- Statement of 5 Year Supply of Housing Land
- Strategic Housing Market Assessment and Housing Needs Study
- Whole Settlement Strategies
- Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA)
- Re-use of Redundant Buildings in the Countryside
North Norfolk Urban Housing Capacity Study for North Norfolk District 2005
North Norfolk District Council prepared a draft Urban Housing Capacity Study in 2004 in order to establish how much additional housing could be accommodated within North Norfolk District's urban areas and, consequently, how much greenfield land outside these areas may be required to meet development needs.
To test the robustness of the study's approach to assessing capacity, the opinions of relevant interest groups were canvassed.
This study was updated for 2005 and is available to view or download below: